Minah and her Tudung

[GoldenDragon]

You do realise that these are not "privileges" for policemen especially investigators, but are tantamount to corruption, don't you?
Or are you a gullible blur fuck?

Relax bro. It is only corruption if you do or fail to do something resulting from that treat. Me a gullible blur fuck? You are right.

 

[GoldenDragon]

bro GD can always cite old fart's extra telur theorem as defense.

CPIB was well aware a very senior ranking officer was always spending time at Lido Palace. He never paid the bills. Corruption just because receive free drinks and companionship? Must be kidding. JW needs to read the PCA carefully.

 

[GoldenDragon]

What a chinese looking m&d he even has small eyes like a chinese or is he chinese?

Recall reading somewhere decades ago that he has Jap blood.

 

[gatehousethetinkertailor]

Not trying to rain on gatehouse's parade but the minah jambu thread in edmw is rather famous it's now probably version 5 or 6 etc kind of silly for someone to link to another forum and then you make those claims.

Indeed I missed the earlier incarnations of that thread - there are a few punters there with great and intimate Minah pics that they are keen to share and similarly since there is speculation of the extinction of this specific minah type, that thread does provide hope.

In the old days, Malay schools like Sang Nila Utama and its neighbour, Upper Aljunied Tech were prime hunting grounds for minah jambus - the girls and guys use to loiter around the Bidadari area...especially along the walkway on Upper Serangoon Road - the UATS girls had amazingly tight skirts - the boys would punt Upper Serangoon Tech, Willow Secondary and "the atlas" type minahs from Cedar Girls.....the "hilltop" next to Bedok Interchange was also a great spot for inter-school make-out sessions - meet in A&W or go for ice-kachang then up the ante!!! Bedok Interchange was always great for minahs from the various East side schools.....no need to malu malu...if you like a minah you see on the bus everyday or at the interchange, write her a sweet note and either drop it on her lap as you alight or pass it to her if you are garang - if you're lucky and she is interested, she'll call you at home....then long sessions on the phone to "get to know her better" - arrange for movie date in Cathay or Capitol, head to Hill Street Food Centre for mee goreng (because halal food) and air bandung and then up the stairs around the back of Hill Street Food Centre for romantic walk....the rest was really up to you....

 

[The_Hypocrite]

Wow in the old days the malays were really liberal,,now I think its turning the other way round,,they getting more conservative,,to prove they are more muslim,,,guess things change...

 

[razzy]

Bro, it all started with the Iranian revolution by Ayatollah Khomenei. It spread to the east and the minahs believed that Islam was on the march.
Such a pity bro. Now when we want to screw a minah with a tudung, we too need to wear the rubber tudung on our dickie.

 

[Froggy]

After reading this thread I have only these words to say, I'm a damn lucky bastard who lives part-time in Jakarta where the "malay" cewek are still fast and hot. Tudong, what tudong?

(also lucky to be living in bangkok :p :p :p :p)

 

[The_Hypocrite]

Yeah jakarta chicks are quite hot,,,especially the Bandung ones,,,yum yum

After reading this thread I have only these words to say, I'm a damn lucky bastard who lives part-time in Jakarta where the "malay" cewek are still fast and hot. Tudong, what tudong?

(also lucky to be living in bangkok :p :p :p :p)

 

[gatehousethetinkertailor]

Bro, it all started with the Iranian revolution by Ayatollah Khomenei. It spread to the east and the minahs believed that Islam was on the march.
Such a pity bro. Now when we want to screw a minah with a tudung, we too need to wear the rubber tudung on our dickie.

Nope - not true - it was actually the reaction of the Saudis and the Gulf States to the siege of the Grand Mosque of Mecca by religious zealots on 20 Nov 1979 that entrenched the Wahabbis in Saudi and the export of Wahabbism to the world. The fall of Iraq led to the Shia arc being formed around the Gulf states and this is indeed an invisble idealogical war that has been fought for the longest time (in particular exacerbated by the opportunity for pilgrimage to Iraq now to Karbala where Hossein was martyred - this was previously banned by Saddam but the newly empowered Shias of Iraq openned this up to the Iranians):

http://www.npr.org/2013/03/13/174156172/with-official-wink-and-nod-young-saudis-join-syrias-rebels

The Malay community is staunchly allergic to Shia islam as they have been indoctrinated to believe the Shias as misguided heretics - there are sprinklings of Ismailis and Shias in Singapore but there are an acute minority in SE Asia generally (the very few in Singapore are actually of Indian origin and Yemeni origin - for eg Shia Ithna Asheri community) - an overlooked fact is that the Burhani Mosque next to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Hill Street is actually a Shia mosque established by the Dawood Bohrani community in 1829).

 

[chootchiew]

I find minah with tudung with headphones very funny

 

[razzy]

The existence of the Burhani Mosque at Hill Street is not an overlooked fact. Muslims in Singapore know that it is a Shia establishment for the longest time. The Malay community is not staunchly allergic to Shia Islam. If you notice, the Malay women now are more fashionably dressed and they have copied their Iranian sisters in style.

 

[BuiKia]

Just a few question and I'm not racist.

Why is Arab language the holy language? You mean Allah can only understand arab?

Why is there a river of wine in heaven but Muslim cannot drink alcohol? Then who is the wine for?

Why Islam law need human to carry out? Why can't Allah do it? Human tend to abuse power, Allah really believe man meh?

Why Islam dictate how a deceased asset be divided? If you know your son is a useless bum but you must still give him more than the girls?

 

[gatehousethetinkertailor]

Ask your average Singaporean what's the difference between Sunnis and Shias - most likely they won't even know there is a distinction. The Malays may know because its not a typical venue for affidavit prayers but to the non-Muslims it is still widely unknown.

The style of tudong wearing is synonymous with North Africa and the Levant. Ask your local Malay makcik the difference between the Iranian the Emirati and the Moroccan. They typically do not have a clue as to why three of these people in a room would have great difficulty understanding what one is saying to the other. The Gulf States require the donning of the Abaya for cultural reasons NOT religious. They don't wear tudong a but that is called a "shaylah". How they wrap it has varied depending on age and liberalism they try to express and the state of progression in their country. That is the most irritating thing about non-Arab Muslims - the subservience to a misplaced notion of how Arabs are somehow "of higher regard" especially when they have never lived in those societies.